Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 280, 2 October 1913 — Page 8

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MOOS

E LODGE TO

GIVE BIG MINSTREL Daily Rehearsals Will Start on the First of Next Week.

A big minstrel with a cast of forty or fifty will be given by the Moose lodge on October 13 and 14. The cast will begin rehearsals Sunday under the direction of the Rummel-Stevens syndicate, which put on the Eagles minstrels last year. Bert Stevens of the syndicate said today that the plans for the big minetrel have been completed and are in a shape to comprehensively practice the parts at once. The Fall Festival has caused a delay although after Sunday, the rehearsals will be held daily. The minstrels will probably be given at the Gennett theatre. After their engagement here, Stevens and Hummel will fill contracts In a number of towns and cities in eastern Ohio, including Hamilton, Middletown and others.

NOTICE. Members of Richmond Lodge, No. 196, F. and A. M., and all Masons in good standing, are requested to meet at the temple Friday at 2:45 p. m., to attend the funeral of Brother Hamilon Todd. By Order of W. M.

SENDS TREASURY $400

County "Squares" On December Taxes.

Last

Four hundred dollars was sent to the state treasury today for benevolent

Institutions and the state general fund by the county treasury. The money

was sent from the installment of last

Decern oer taxes.

Many persons paid their fall taxes today at the treasurer's office. The officials were kept busy making set

tlements with country people who availed themselves of the opportunity while In the city to see the festival.

Water Bills Due Oct. 1. 30-10t

FRUIT EXHIBITS

Prizes were awarded In the vegetable and fruit display this morning to Harvey Hunt who took 4 second premiums for finest mangoes, cabbage, pumpkins and muskmelons. Owing to the fact that there was only one such exhibit, no first prize was given, this rule applying to all. F. A. Bradburn, Centerville, Ind., took the first prize for the finest honey exhibited. Martin Wolfer, city, took second prize for the next best honey. Stephen Kuth, chairman of the vegetable and fruit committee, had the largest number of varieties of finest potatoes on free exhibition but did not compete for prize.

HORS

AWARDS

Horse entries in the show exhibited along North Tenth street yesterday afternoon and this morning, failed to show the quality of horses which was shown here four years ago, according to K. K. Kirk, of Newcastle. Mr. Kirk was judge at the first Fall Festival held in Richmond four years ago, and he believes Wayne county horses are deteriorating. Though many fine animals were entered they failed to eco as high as those of four years ago. The prize of $10 for the best city work team was won by a team owned by the Starr Piano company. Second prize was captured by Charles Zuttermeister's dray team. Omar Whelan's horse captured the honors in general purpose class of 4-year-old geldings. Six dollars was the first prize, while the second prize of $3 was taken by a horse owned by Doan & Klute. First prize for stallions four years old or older, was awarded to a horse owend by William Fleiach. The first prize was $8, and the second prize, awarded to Daniel Boyer, was $4. Roland Fitzgibbons took first and second prizes for mares over four years old. Six dollars was the first and $3 the second prize. Stallions two years old and under were among the best horses shown. The first prize was awarded to C. H. given to J. C. Glunt. The prize for one year old stallions was awarded to F. M. Clevenger first, and William Flelsch, second. Other awards had not been made up to a late hour, and will be announced tomorrow.

HUSBAND'S HAIR If It Is Thinning Out or Full of Dandruff, Use Parisian Sage At Once. Most men, and husbands in particular, are careless regarding the care of the' hair not until it comes out by the combful do they really take notice. Then It may be too late. If your husband's hair is getting thin; if he has dandruff or the scalp itches and burns take immediate action; do not let him become a baldhead. Get from any druggist or toilet counter a 50 cent bottle of Parisian Sage. Rub it well into the scalp every night. The first application will remnv dandruff. When the hair stops

falling and the new growth appears use every other night until the hair is ; thick and abundant. j Parisian Sage is a delightful and in-

vigorating hair tonic ror men, women and children. It Is a scientific preparation based on a thorough knowledge

of what Is needed Dy me nair ana j scalp to keep them perfectly healthy i and remove dandruff, stop scalp itch

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The Richmond Palladium ' Circulation Statement for the Month of September, 1913.

THIS RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELE & AM. THptSppCT

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CIRCULATION

1 8233 2 8253 3 8258 4 8288 5 8294 6 8276 7 Sunday 8 8311 9 9100 10 8343 11 8227 12 8231 13 8184 14 Sunday 15 8200 16 8188

17 8207 18 8249 19 8224 20 8211 21 Sunday 22 8219 23 8230' 24 8265 25 8280 26 8285 27 8292 28 Sunday 29 8300 30 830S.

Total 215,452

Daily average distribution for the month of September 8,2S6

7,830 . 151

Daily average cash circulation Daily average circulation for service

Dally average circulation to Advertisers and Advertising Agents , 305

TOTAL DAILY AVERAGE

Daily average circulation for the first nine months, 1913 Daily average circulation for the first nine months, 1912

Daily increase over first nine months, 1912

8,286 7,994 7,153 841

I solemnly swear that the foregoing statement of circulation is true and correct. AL A. KEMPER, Circulation Manager. Subscribed and sworn to before me this first day of October, 1913. KARL L. ALLISON, Notary Public. My commission expires April 26th, 1916.

RECOVER OUTFIT STOLEN YESTERDA

Hillsboro Woman Finds th

Horse and Rig Belonging to John Scott.

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Officiais Coftr Bi Amount in 3j

Renorts f ih01 officials for

the past three raH? re mad? to

the auditor toda 4"T , auQ1r reported having cofictfa fees amounting to $1?6.25. i ... .

Civil cases brQ' UH circuit

EDUCATIONAL

AWARDS GIVEN -

keep any of the tickets from tailing into the hands of speculators.

Manager McGraw of the Giants an!

anaeer Connie Mack of the Athletics

have each won five pennants.

Field Captain Doyle and Fred SnodV

Columbian sohoni nn fh xHrfrfi-K'&rass of the Giants are bacK in shape.

' horse

HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Oct. 2. Tlicourt netted ITZ lTS

belonging to John Scott, t criminal. ,on"

miles south of Hagerstown. which w;i marriage licenses,0, ther licenses stolen from the rack here yesterd;j $56. h afternoon at 5 o'clock, was found earrjj The fes of th cou?t-v recorder today by Mrs. Long near Hillsborri amounted to $S4$.south of Newcastle. Th sheriffs fe'04 to $165.- ! Mr. Scott drove to this place y?T6. of which w,a hls commIsterday evening and hitched his horsion on collections Bfl "ales.

at the rack while he went into a groi

eery store to do some trading. 4

; returned fifteen minutes later. bul

' when he came out the horse and rij

were gone. ! No one had sen the person or po

I sons drive off with the outfit. Then

; was absolutely no clue.

I The authorities in all surroundin;

; towns were notified, but no tra could be found of the rig until thuj

I iound. and local officials have link1

! hope of finding him, since they hav

no description.

! Headed by the Lynn band, a dele)

gation from Fountain City, six strong

arrived in the city at 10:30 o'clock land marched up Tenth street anl jdown Main to Ninth and to the Fe i tival heaquarters at the corner d

! Ninth and North A streets. The Font tain City people are taking this meart of showing their appreciation of tin ! visit of the Richmond Commercial clul during the Fountain City Festival las' ' fall.

LEAGUE STANDING

POULTRY AWARDS

NATIONAL LEAGUE;

Vo. v, 97

Philadelphia Chicago Pittsburg '

Post on

I'.rooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis

86 86 78 67 65 64 49

49 59 65 69 82 82 87 99

Pet. .64 .5!t3 570 .531 .450 .442 .424 .331

Visitors Crowd City

The largest crowd ever assembled in Richmond was here today to see the various exhibits and to witness the great industrial parade. It was estimated at 10 o'clock there were 10,000 out of town people in the city and thev were still pouring in in special interurban cars, special trains,, automobiles and every other kind of vehicle. When the parade started at 1:30 this afternoon it was estimated that it was witnessed by nearly twice the population of Richmond. Two hundred tickets were sold at the Pennsylvania station at Greensfork this morning and many people in that locality drove to Richmond. All business was suspended at Fountain City and the residents of that town came to Richmond practically en masse. Cambridge City, Centerville, Milton, Hagerstown, Boston and other county towns were practically depopulated while hundreds of people

National Leghorn Farm, breeders f

high-class rose and single comb White j

and Black Leghorns and black, orphington sand javes, took thirteen first premiums, twelve second, and ten third premiums on white and black leghorns, showing the largest poultry display of any exhibitor. T. C. Hough. Fountain City, took first prize for white leghorns. Earl Hullerdick took first pria for "Trumperter" pigeons. George Harvey, city, took 3 firsts and second for white leghorns. t

E. E. Cartwrig-ht, city, took 5 firsts 3 seconds and 2 thirds for biff -leghorns. Mart Canal, city, took third prize for j

buff-leghorns. R. B. Hough, city, took second prize for buff-leghorns.

J. C. Thurman, city, took second and

Yesterday"! Results. Brooklyn rhiladelpWa. rain. Games Today. New York at Philadelphia. (Threegames.) Brooklyn at Boston. (Two games.) AMERICAN LEAGUE. Clubs. L. Philadelphia 9a 5& Washington 63 Cleveland 4 65 Boston 78 69 Chicago .--, 77 72 Detroit 64 83 St. Louis 56 54 New York 55 . 93

pike won the majority of nriips offr,1

tor the best educational exhibits on display at the court house. Five nriies

ere taken by this school. Mi Ora

1 White had charge of the work of the

school. The exhibit is the best of its

Kind ever seen in this city as work of the schools outside of Richmond. The first pnze for the best ten ears of corn was awarded to Horatio Klnn, rural route 7 of Boston Township. King was awarded first prue for the best ear of corn also. Klwood Kddiua of Eldorado won the first prize for the best peck of wheat exhibited. In the girls" selection of corn. Opal Kuhlman. of Boston, District School 6, took first prize, and Mabel Hock hofer. of the Hopewell school, took second prize for the best single ear selected by girls. Howard Heims won first prize offer-' ed for the most unique article made of corn. A log cabin made from corn stocks wa sthe entry. Clarence Pilcher"s school, near Fountain City was awarded first prize! for the best booklets on corn crow

ing.

Booklets on textiles from Boston '

township Shool No. 2 in charge of

Carrie Weidner took first prize for ex-1 positions of textiles. The Columbian1

school took second prize

and all doubt as to their ability to play in the big series because of recent injuries has been dispelled.

HI .

Make This and Try It

for Coughs

Tklt nMeMae Re4r tkM ne Ir lrmp

Pet. .633 .5S3 .564 .531 .517 .429 .373 .372

Yesterday'! Results. Washington. 1 ; Philadelphia, 0. New York-BosMB. rain. Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 1. Games Today. Cleveland at Detroit New York at PHladelphia. Boston at Washington. i

came from Connersville, Newcastle, Muncie, Eaton and elsewhere. Nearly three hundred Muncie business men arrived in a special traction

shortly before noon and they made :, g Pe. .for uorns. find annoaranra Thoir Trapa riuiolvaH '

by a reception committee. Accommodations for the thousands

j of automobiles driven into the city to

day and it was a difficult task to find available places to park them. The immense crowd was a very orderly one and the police had very little difficulty in handling them but the traffic officers on the principal corners had a man's sized job to prevent serious accidents. The city has been well protected from the usual gang of crooks which flock to such events, but a few pickpockets succeeded in getting past the police cordon and two robberies were reported today. One woman had a purse snatched from her and a man had his pocket "dipped," losing a considerable sum of money.

WIND TOO HEAVY FOR AIRSHIP FLIGHT

PANHANDLE OFFICIALS

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R, C. Barnard and about fifty officials of the Pennsylvania Lines from

i all divisions, including Columbus to Dayton, Xenia to Richmond, Richmond to Cincinnati and Dayton to i Richmond, arrived in the city Wednes- ! dav afternoon at 1 : 30 on one of their

No aeroplane flight was attempted by Aviator Frank Kastory this forenoon and the large crowd which had assembled at Reid Field, Earlham college, was greatly disappointed, but they did not blame Kastory for his

uecisiou noi w risK ms me in maamg ; periodical tours of inspection. an ascension acainst the sti?f north- 1 , !

. , , . : " . ine group or oiuciais mciuues "" month's west surface wind, which was blowing j the gtelar lights in raiiroading, from j moluns a small gale. i srlrnf, nf the exnert sertion foremen to , n

finest Plymouth Rock exhibit, took 4

first prizes, 4 second, and 3 third prizes. - Robert Eck, city, took first prize for Homer pigeons. L. P. Zeller, Milton, Ind., took four first prizes, 2 second and 2 third prizes for white orphingtons. Alma and Dorothy Waidele, city, took first prize, i second and third prize for single comb mottled Ancona's and first prize and 2 second prizes for black Sanshans. C. F. King and Son, New Paris, O., took 3 first, second and third prizes for buff orphingtons. F. Schroeder, city, took 3 first, second and third prizes for silver spangled Hamburger cockerel. Mrs. John M. Elliott, city, took 2 first, second and third. G. W. Hunt, city, took first prize for white Plymouth rock. F. A. Vossler, city, took 3 first prizes, second and third for white AVyandotte.

MINISTERS DECLARE WIEETINE BIG HELP

Richmond Methodist ministers, who returned today fro !?onomy, where they have been ittoding the Richmond District Lywm were loud In the praises ' the good work accom

plished and 'ideasimred for the betterment of conditio in church work. Among the mostiutructive lectures

delivered at the testa yesterday aft

ernoon were by Rct.J. H. Runkle, of

Redkey; J. B. O'Caier of Ridgeville,

and the Rev. W. liHer of Parker, and the Rev. Mr.ftuier of this city.

The best booklets on home furnish

ing were turned in by Columbian

scliool and District School No. 6 of i

ayne township. District No. 4 was awarded first

prize for the best booklets on home!

gardens. i

The best maps were turned in from ! District School No. 15 of Wayne town-1

snip and No. 3 of Wayne township. The best single industrial charts were turned in from Township school No. 5 of Wayne township and District School No. 2 of Boston township. The prize for tho best collective exhibits from any one school was awarded to School No. 10 and second to No. 11, both of Wayne township. The best and largest exhibit prize was awarded to the Columbian school. Second price went to Wayne township school No. 5 in charge of Miss Clara Nolder.

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HOT LINERS OFF THE BAT I . i

Tickets for the world's series games in New York will be placed on sale at the Polo grounds Monday morning, according to an announcement from Secretary J. B. Foster of the New York club. Efforts will be made to

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COULDN

T HELP IT

"Yah sah, ah was drunk and ah couldn't help it wlf all dese festivities

round town," said "Snooks" Murray today in answer to a charge of public intoxication in police court. Murray and James Dorsey, arrested last night for intoxication, were released conditionally on good behavior for three

JANE ADDAM3 FAVORS SCANT GARB NEW YORK, ftt 2. Fashionable New York suffrages hailed with delight th news thitJine Addams, one of Chicago's foroort suffrage and settlement workenlud given her approval of the abbreriited fashions now in vogue. "I do not believe that women are being deputed by the fashions," said Miss iddams. "The less clothes we can vu with modesty, the better It is far our health and freedom of moveuent

Mike Gibbons, & Paul's sensational welter weight, wn today matched to battle ten rounds it Kenosha on Oc-

i tober 10 with Spihlelly, a 145 pound

er, of Cnicago.

1L Hie Winn apaieS OV Ile O ClOCK Jlvidnn cinorir.tor.Hor.tc Qnrl tho in

this afternoon I will try to make a flight," said Kastory. "But if the same wind prevails then as we had this morning there will be nothing doing. To attempt a flight in such a wind would be suicidal." Kastory forfeits part of the fee he was to receive from the festival management for not making a flight this forenoon, but he says he is more than willing to do so. Kastory was greatly displeased when he found how small the field was he was expected to make a start in. "If I had known how small it was I would have packed up my Curtiss machine and left the city."

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AGED WOMAN FALLS

A wet street caused Mrs. Lora Kitson, aged about 70 to slip, fall and break her leg, yesterday afternoon

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Kolp School of Dancing-

Mr. and Mrs. Pert Kolp announce the opening of a beginners class in dancing Friday evening, Oct. 10th. at seven-thirty, in Pythian Temple. Opening children's class, Saturday afternoon. Oct. 11th at three-thirty. Private lessons in social, and all the new dances given by appointment. Residence, 326 North Tenth Street After Oct 1st. Send for Circular. Phone 2610.

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